Difference between revisions of "Lua:AddSchedule"
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Jump to navigationJump to search (New page: {{Infobox manual/Header}} ==IsPlayer== A schedule waits for a period of time, then fires a lua function. ===Usage=== <pre>AddSchedule(schedule_id, duration, function, ...)</pre> ===Inpu...) |
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AddScheduleA schedule allows you to fire a lua function, after waiting x number of seconds. UsageAddSchedule(schedule_id, duration, function, ...) Inputschedule_id(string) Gives the schedule a name duration(float) number of seconds the schedule will wait before firing function(function) the lua function that will be activated ...(object) OPTIONAL. Any further parameters will be passed on to the target function OutputReturns nothing. ExampleAddSchedule must refer to a user-defined lua function. AddSchedule( "my_schedule", 3.3, DoSomething, "hello") --This function can be defined anywhere in the file--wherever is convenient. function DoSomething (myString) --myString now equals "hello" --Do other stuff end |
